Trinidad and Tobago at the Olympics: Medals, Heroes & History

Trinidad and Tobago made its independent Olympic debut at the London 1948 Summer Games. Over 19 Summer Olympic appearances, the nation has won 19 total medals, led by iconic gold performances from Hasely Crawford in the 100 meters and Keshorn Walcott in the javelin throw.

Olympic Medal History

Gold Medallists

Paris 2024 Results

Historical Timeline

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National Olympic Committee

Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee (TTOC, founded 1946)

First Summer Olympics Appearance

London 1948

Total Summer Games Appearances

19 (1948–1956, 1964–2024; competed as West Indies Federation in 1960)

Total Olympic Medals

19 Medals (3 Gold, 5 Silver, 11 Bronze)

Most Successful Sport

Athletics (16 medals: 3 Gold, 4 Silver, 9 Bronze)

First Olympic Medallist

Rodney Wilkes (Silver, Weightlifting, 1948)

First Olympic Champion

Hasely Crawford (Gold, Men’s 100m, Montreal 1976)

Most Decorated Olympian

Ato Boldon (4 Medals: 1 Silver, 3 Bronze)

Trinidad and Tobago at the Olympics: Medals, Heroes & History

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Historical Timeline of Trinidad and Tobago at the Olympics